Castro rally urged as Cuba seeks show of support
Cubans were urged to mass a million at a Monday rally for Prime Minister Fidel Castro to show backing amid anti-American sentiment after Diaz Lanz fled to Miami. Cuba seeks Pedro Diaz Lanz arrested and extradited for aerial intrusions and casualties while U S officials warn of anti American protests during the event.
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Raul Roa
United States
Diaz Lanz
Roa
Washington
Miami
Guama
Camaguey
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Cuban Confederation of Labor
Revolucion
Revolutionary Movement
Eisenhower Plays 36 Holes in Sunshine at Augusta
President Eisenhower finally sees sunshine at Augusta National, plays two rounds totaling 36 holes. Weather earlier limited the first 18 by intermittent rain, but the sky cleared after lunch and the 69-year-old leader enjoyed brisk wind and renewed sun before a second 18-hole session.
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Eisenhower
Augusta National Course
Washington
Showgirl Painters Create Oils Exhibit in New York
Ten Broadway showgirls coached by Faith Dano in the musical Gypsy painted in oils as a backstage hobby. They completed 46 works in three months, spanning realism to abstraction, with proceeds from sales benefiting the Actors' Fund.
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New York
Faith Dano
Actors’ Fund
NC Civil Rights Panel Meets Incomplete Session
The North Carolina Advisory Committee on Civil Rights held its eighth public meeting in Winston-Salem with only four of nine members present and no official action. Dr. F W Jackson urged end to voter intimidation in Warren and Halifax counties while the panel noted voter apathy as a cause of low totals.
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IAP
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Greensboro
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Warren
Halifax
Basil Whitener To Speak Tuesday In Kernersville
Congress man Basil L. Whitener of North Carolina's 11th District will headline Kernersville Civic Club's first townwide meeting hosted by the Lions Club. About 100 civic leaders from the Greater Kernersville area are expected. public guests may contact Lions Club President Kemp Whicker for invitations.
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Basil L. Whitener
North Carolina
Gastonia
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Civitan Exchange Clubs
Jun- Chamber of Commerce
Kemp Whicker
Withered Romance Blossoms Anew as 92 and 57 Wed
After two decades apart the former University of Colorado psychology professor George A. Nutt and his former student Marian Dotti married in Drexel Hill. Nutt, 92, and Dotti, 57, renewed their romance after long separate marriages. They plan to live in Philadelphia until her retirement, then perhaps return west.
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Drexel Hill
George A. Nutt
Marian Dotti
University of Colorado
Nutt
Paulsboro
N.J
Delaware River
West
Michael Dotti
Columbia
Colorado
Wyoming
Denver
Twelve Die In Parkland Train Crash
Twelve people died when a Canadian Pacific day liner train collided with a household gas truck at a crossing near Parkland Alberta. At least 14 were injured, some critically, as the coach and truck burned. Rescue workers worked to reach remaining victims two miles north of Parkland, about 65 miles south of Calgary.
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Parkland
Alta
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Calgary
Claresholm
Teamsters Seek Hoffa Meeting in Local 391 Dispute
militant members of Local 391 in Winston-Salem heatedly debated with their international trustee for three hours on Saturday. They demanded Richard Bell arrange a meeting with James R. Hoffa and push for self-government as they seek to oust Lloyd Huggins, the local secretary-treasurer named manager by Bell. Spokesmen from the group cited their frustration at not being allowed a vote.
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Winston-Salem
Local 391
Teamsters Union
Richard Bell
Aggrog Wipe
Washington, D.C
James R
Jimmy) Hoffa
International Union
Lloyd Huggins
Bell
John Burris
Perry Reid
Everett Dotson
T. E. Bowles
N. A. Hall, M. Lancaster, and
W. S. Martin
Turkey Aims to Open First Atomic Reactor in 1962
Turkey plans to put its first atomic reactor into operation in 1962, signaling a major step in its nuclear energy program. Officials expect construction to advance steadily, with potential long term benefits for power generation and research.
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Turkey
J B Tour Sees Cast Shakeup In Roles Of Deity And Satan
On the national tour of the Pulitzer Prize play J. B. Basil Rathbone previously played the Deity but now takes the role of Satan. The tour brings a drastic cast turnover in the modern biblical adaptation of Job.
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New York
Job
Satan
Basil Rathbone
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